I'm So Chuffed.

That's pleased for those that don't know any British English. XD

In Sims 1 I used the Sims Transmogifier to make custom paintings for the game, so naturally when I moved on to Sims 2, I tried to do the same with SimsPE, but unfortunately, SimsPE would never work with my comp - it would crash everytime I told it to do something. So, you can imagine that I was very keen on doing things for sims 3. Initially, I wasn't able to - all the tutorials I could find were hopelessly complicated - but just the other day, I found a new one, that greatly simplified things. I had to use Paint.net because my Gimp 2.6 would not save files as a interpolated Alpha, but in the end, it all worked out, and I now have a painting of Master Gracey from the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland and Walt Disney World in my game. XD




Master Gracey,
Laid to rest
No mourning please
At his request
Farewall

XD

I'm So Chuffed.

That's pleased for those that don't know any British English. XD

In Sims 1 I used the Sims Transmogifier to make custom paintings for the game, so naturally when I moved on to Sims 2, I tried to do the same with SimsPE, but unfortunately, SimsPE would never work with my comp - it would crash everytime I told it to do something. So, you can imagine that I was very keen on doing things for sims 3. Initially, I wasn't able to - all the tutorials I could find were hopelessly complicated - but just the other day, I found a new one, that greatly simplified things. I had to use Paint.net because my Gimp 2.6 would not save files as a interpolated Alpha, but in the end, it all worked out, and I now have a painting of Master Gracey from the Haunted Mansion ride at Disneyland and Walt Disney World in my game. XD




Master Gracey,
Laid to rest
No mourning please
At his request
Farewall

XD